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Too Much Water Oct 2020 8:31am, 31 Oct 2020 7,740 posts	Quote Pin Too Much Water Schools I can understand, but I don’t see the logic for unis. From a personal point of view, with my house sale due to go through at the end of November I expect this to be delayed again, and I will still have a job to do as I mainly pay school cleaners who will still be attending work. I am not sure I can do this from home but I need someone to unlock the office for me as not a key holder. As ever with the “leak to the press” strategy, it’s not worth getting too worked up until the detail has fully flushed through
Tim of Fife Oct 2020 8:56am, 31 Oct 2020 2,917 posts	Quote Pin Tim of Fife Bazoake I have been in two cafes in Edinburgh and two in Fife this week. All felt absolutely fine. If you're concerned though, do a lower risk house meet-up maybe
DocM Oct 2020 8:57am, 31 Oct 2020 37,804 posts	Quote Pin DocM Fireworks parties all this weekend I expect
Derby Tup Oct 2020 9:02am, 31 Oct 2020 47,478 posts	Quote Pin Derby Tup Not expecting a lot of trick or treaters this evening
Little Miss Happy Oct 2020 9:06am, 31 Oct 2020 3,705 posts	Quote Pin Little Miss Happy But Boris said trick or treat is ok DT. Baz - we can't sit at the same table as someone who isn't in our household or bubble in a cafe or restaurant. Fireworks were very noticeable here last night DocM.
geordiegirl Oct 2020 9:45am, 31 Oct 2020 12,087 posts	Quote Pin geordiegirl Bazo my issue exactly we went out with my parents for a meal last week and were on 2 tables closer than if we sat at the dining table in their house or ours. It was safe we felt safe and mentally it was nice to do something that felt almost normal but at home I know it’s been disconnected to best and again in either house the visiting couple would have their own toilet. In the bar I could see the toilets and no-one went in to clean them after use. (I had my own anti-bac wipes so I could use them for all touch points in and out)
Cerrertonia Oct 2020 10:01am, 31 Oct 2020 13,376 posts	Quote Pin Cerrertonia This is a pretty good explanation of coronavirus transmission and why meeting people indoors is so much more of a problem. english.elpais.com
Rosehip Oct 2020 10:09am, 31 Oct 2020 18,378 posts	Quote Pin Rosehip - you must have big dining tables gg! Wherever I've been out with mum for a pub lunch, tables have been removed and chairs at different tables have been over 1M apart. They have all been good at keeping doors and windows open too - we're putting on winter woolies to eat out now and have been suffering with cold feet. (Mum is bubbled with us, so counts as same household)
Helegant Oct 2020 10:10am, 31 Oct 2020 7,013 posts	Quote Pin Helegant I met a friend for coffee yesterday, the first 'outing' toa lublic place for her since March. Local cafe/bar/restaurant. Order and pay by app. We sat outside, over 2m apart, wearing masks. There was no requirement for anyone else to do the same. The difference is that we both worked in hospital during the first wave and certain fears/behavioural responses get under the skin. Local numbers are going up fast and we were both reacting to that. I didn't think about the difference until after I got home last night, but it reflects my anxiety level right now.
DocM Oct 2020 10:13am, 31 Oct 2020 37,805 posts	Quote Pin DocM if you go out with someone to eat you are likely to spend less time with them than if you went to their house for a meal. and the time spent together is alll part of the risk